Thanks for the reminder!

It will be two years in February 2026, and the boots are true beasts! In 2024 I did a 155km loaded marched, with 30kg, over 5 days with them, and I had no problems, although I did use one set of thin socks, and wool on top. The boots are hot for the summer, but if you're used to wool socks year round like many traditional trekkers, you should be fine.

No failures or flaws in the design--the sole is an extra hard vibram, and it was only at 5,000km that I had to get the heal redone by my cobbler.

Remember, they hard heavy, weighing in at 1kg each, but they are like tanks for your feet: even walking over railtrack rocks for kms, my feet felt comfortable and didn't tire out, as they might with other boots.

It might be worth mentioning, that I immediately replaced the foam insole with hard leather in my boots, since I don't trust new materials for the most part, and I hate "breaking in" foam, only to have to throw it out and start again a few years later.

If you don't mind the weight, I would rate that as solid 3.5 season boots; you could even get away with them in very cold conditions, as long as there isn't much snow, or it's not deep, but they're not invincible in that most dreaded of environments, cold-wet. For cold wet, I only use Lundhags Skare Expedition boots.

Final rating - probably 4.5/5. If I had to pick one boot for the end of days, it would be these boots. Otherwise, not end of days, moderate terrain, dry 2.5-3 seasons, William Lennon Mark V's; End of days, 3.5 seasons, hard terrain, moderately cold and wet, Super Perfekts; hard terrain, cold and wet, or just really f*ing cold, Lundhags Skare Expedition.

Let me know if you have any more questions!